Concern about language delay Most parents worry when their children don’t reach stipulated developmental goals at the same time as their peers. But if there’s one milestone in particular that makes most parents nervous when it’s not reached, and it’s learning to speak. Speech delays can vary in severity, from not saying anything to finding ... Read more

Does your child look pale, often tired, and get out of breath quickly during exercise or play? These complaints may be symptoms of anemia. Anemia is caused by a low level of hemoglobin. In addition to this level in the blood, the volume of cells in the blood is also analyzed. This is called hematocrit ... Read more

The bag or backpack for women is an ideal complement to use in our day-to-day, whether to go to work, gym, university, etc. However, there are times when its weight could fall on our back and spine. Therefore, many wonders: Bag or backpack, which is better for the back? The size of the bag or ... Read more

If your child has ear pain and feels unwell, it could be because of an ear infection. How can you detect it and what can you do about it? We explain it to you. How does an ear infection develop? Ear infections usually occur due to inflammation in one or both Eustachian tubes (which connect ... Read more

Many young children stutter for a while. Does your child make longer sounds than necessary, stick to certain sounds, or repeat words? Don’t worry, usually, this will happen on its own, but sometimes it is necessary to seek help. What exactly is stuttering? And when is it wise to take your little one to therapy? ... Read more

The function of your child’s immune system is to protect the body against bacteria, viruses, fungi, and other invaders. How does this complex system work? And how can you increase your child’s stamina? Your child should develop resistance to all sorts of specific pathogens after birth. This buildup occurs when your child first comes into ... Read more

Sotos syndrome is a rare congenital disease. The syndrome is named after physician Juan Sotos, who first described this condition in 1964. The cause is a change in DNA (genetic material). Sotos syndrome can be diagnosed in infants and children. However, it is not a normal part of the newborn screening process in hospitals. Instead, ... Read more

Mothers go through a series of difficulties of more or less depth when it comes to breastfeeding. They do not only concern physical issues such as cracks or obstruction of ducts, nor are they due exclusively to the attitudes that the child is taking towards the chest, such as rejection. Sometimes it is the environment ... Read more

What is bullying? All children tease or are teased from time to time. It can be fun to play pranks on others… sometimes there is nothing wrong with it. However, it’s no fun for someone to feel hurt, be laughed at, or to be excluded. This is called harassment. Harassment is a form of aggression ... Read more

Assembling the room for a baby or child is a deeper task than it seems at first glance. You have to look for something that can fit your tastes and that, at the same time, promotes a climate of comfort and convenience that allows you to rest when you need it. In recent years, the ... Read more

From an early age, your little one is interested in getting naked and getting dressed and this is a good time to help him learn to do it himself every morning. Children often quickly master that nudity, this gives you the confidence you need for the next step, getting dressed. Children become much more independent ... Read more

The term psychomotricity is divided into two parts: the motor and the psyche, which constitute the process of integral development of the person. The word motor refers to movement, while psycho determines psychic activity in two phases: socio-affective and cognitive. In other words, in the actions of children, all their affectivity and desires are articulated, ... Read more

Whether in shops or homes, the freezer is usually one of the most used appliances due to its ability to mitigate putrefaction in food. In order to avoid the decomposition of food, this device uses the freezing mechanism to slow down the enzymatic processes that produce alterations in food. However, there is a tendency to mistakenly believe ... Read more

According to official figures from the World Health Organization, more than 530 million children in the world suffer from tooth decay. The adoption of healthy oral hygiene habits in childhood is indispensable for the prevention of more serious disorders in adulthood. Experts recommend that parents take a small sample of drinking water from their home ... Read more

The subject is always difficult to address with children since there is a lot of fear of making mistakes, creating an uncomfortable moment or saying information greater or less than what children require. Sometimes many adults expect the perfect moment to present itself, but they don’t have a clear idea of what it will be ... Read more